Travers Mackel is a journalist for WDSU-TV, focusing on local news in the New Orleans area. With a specialization in crime and safety reporting, Travers covers a wide range of topics including politics, community issues, and human interest stories. His reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into the local events and trends that impact the residents of New Orleans.
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Travers Mackel's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, crime, and community development in the United States, specifically Louisiana and New Orleans. His articles include breaking news, evolving stories related to legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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St. Therese Academy moving to Nola, school event Saturday
Sean Alfortish will surrender to federal authorities this week, according to sources close to the matter.
By: Travers Mackel
State lawmakers, trucking association says federal probe could lead to lower auto insurance
By: Travers Mackel
Sean Alfortish is facing one count of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, three counts of obstruction of justice, and four counts of witness tampering.
Sean Alfortish will remain in custody until his detention hearing scheduled for Jan. 8.
A former New Orleans inspector who was indicted in a fraud scheme and linked to Mayor LaToya Cantrell has had his trial date set.
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New Orleans, LA - WDSU
If an ordinance passes the full city council, school zone speed traffic camera revenue will be split with OPSB
Local transportation lawyer talks about driver's rights
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